The following are events throughout the community that may be helpful to caregivers, those with dementia, and those interested in making their communities more dementia-friendly. There are both virtual and live events, some hosted by The Ohio Council for Cognitive Health, and many hosted by our friends and partners in the community. We hope you find them helpful!
Some organizations that offer numerous additional dementia care programs (many offered virtually):
• Giving Voice Foundation (Cincinnati area)
• Hilarity for Charity
Which Dementia Is It? – A Webinar for Professional Caregivers
Hosted by Hilarity for Charity
Join Dona Murphey, MD, PhD where she will identify the four most common types of dementia, understand when and why it matters to families to know the difference, and describe how to approach the challenge of diagnosis with cultural fluency. 1 hour CE provided.
A Webinar for Professional Caregivers | Hosted by Hilarity for Charity
Join Dr. Renarda Jones for a conversation that looks at dementia beyond memory loss. She will walk through cognitive and functional changes, how to assess them effectively, and what they mean for everyday life. The session focuses on practical strategies that support person-centered care across clinical and caregiving settings. *1 hour CE credit.
Webinar Series for Professional Caregivers
Join Hilarity for Charity (HFC) and the Dementia Engagement, Education, and Research (DEER) Program for this exclusive opportunity to be trained in relationship-centered dementia care. This FREE training is delivered virtually via Zoom over the course of four 3.5-hour sessions (you must complete all four sessions to receive your certificate).
This training series is designed to empower care partners with the skills and insights needed for high-quality, relationship-centered, culturally responsive dementia care.
This FREE training is delivered virtually via Zoom over the course of four 3.5-hour sessions (you must complete all four sessions to receive your certificate).
This training series is designed to empower care partners with the skills and insights needed for high-quality, relationship-centered, culturally responsive dementia care. Drawing from evidence-based practices and a holistic understanding of dementia, this comprehensive training is grounded in the DUET framework (Dignity, Uniqueness, Experience, and Togetherness). This training offers tools and approaches to enhance communication, foster meaningful relationships, and engage in individualized care and support.